Testicular pain diagnosis

Testicular pain is one of the common clinical symptoms of men's diseases. Testicular pain is often caused by trauma, inflammation, tumors, etc. Male testicular disease will always affect the normal functioning of key male reproductive organs. It can cause male infertility, so testicular pain should be treated immediately. If the treatment opportunity is delayed, it is likely that the pain is in the body and hurts the heart. So what is the diagnosis of testicular pain?

Testicular pain is caused by inflammation, damage, tumors, etc. of the male reproductive and urinary system and some tissues. It is one of the common symptoms in outpatient clinics of men's hospitals. Testicular pain can be roughly divided into: subacute persistent pain and chronic habitual pain. Among them, subacute persistent pain and subacute testicular pain are common in orchitis and damage. In clinical medicine, whenever a man has testicular pain, the first thing to do is to check whether he has a history of urogenital diseases, clinical manifestations and clinical symptoms; secondly, routine blood tests, urine tests, bladder, prostate and urinary system ultrasound tests should be performed to determine the location, cause and severity of the testicular pain, providing a basis for the next step of treatment.

Key reasons

1. Orchitis. Orchitis is the most common cause of testicular pain in men. Orchitis is caused by inflammation of the testicles. In most cases, it is caused by the deterioration of testicular disease. The stimulation of inflammation causes pain in the testicles. In addition, the presence of orchitis will seriously damage the function of the testicles of men, reduce the ability of the testicles to produce sperm, and if not treated in time, it will lead to infertility.

2. Epididymitis. Testicular pain is also caused by epididymitis. The epididymal cyst of men is adjacent to the testicles. When the epididymal cyst is infected and becomes inflamed, it will spread to the testicles. Like orchitis, it will irritate the testicles and cause testicular pain. Epididymitis can also damage the testicles and cause infertility.

3. Scrotitis. Scrotitis is also the cause of testicular pain in men. The scrotum is responsible for the growth and development of sperm, and also for the temporary storage of sperm. Scrotitis not only irritates the testicles, but also damages the sperm in the seminal vesicle, causing sperm death, thereby reducing the reproductive function of men and causing male infertility.

4. Other inflammatory diseases. The causes of testicular pain in men are also caused by other inflammatory diseases, such as prostatitis, male endocrine imbalance, and urethral infection. The existence of these diseases can cause testicular pain in men.